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Before installing and activating the Windows Explorer add-in called QTTabBar, I could close the standard Explorer window with a simple keyboard shortcut via AHK script.

Now with QTTabBar activated (meaning, toolbars enabled) in the Explorer window, Explorer does not respond to the keyboard shortcut.



I was hoping that Window Spy would show that the Class or some other descriptor would've changed with QT enabled; however, there is no difference.

Thoughts?

weg

I' guessing, but I think that you want to do this:

Thanks for the suggestion; however, no solution.

Why the need for a direct restatement of the Active class in the WinClose lines when it seems that
it should know what it is closing from the #IfWinActive line?
(btw, I'm not anywhere close to being an expert with AHK; very much a neophyte)
I've never needed that in any other scripts previously for them to activate properly.
Also, why > `:: WinClose, ahk_class ExploreWClass < in the WinClose line of the second set (#IfWinActive ahk_class CabinetWClass)?
Shouldn't it be a ahk_class ExploreWClass to match the WinActive it's associated with?

The Explorer window still does not respond with the QTTabbar activated.
I have to manually close the window after deactivating the toolbars and then call up another instance of Explorer,
then the script with function as I had it written originally.

Thoughts?

weg